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Hi,
So after a week of googling, trying differen't things, I cannot shake this AppleIntelPM KP problem (image attached).
I have tried all the following steps with a PMPatched 3603 bios and patched 3603 bios from bios repo:
1) Install Mavericks - No problems here at any point. All my problems happen post Multibeast, I can always boot from the USB drive without issue install I do the multibeast setup and install Chimera, then things get fun.
2) Created a DSDT with Generic Asus sandybridge i7 (No PJAM for asus p8z68 vpro/gen3) and Toleda HDMI. Did this by installing mavericks, reboot with DSDT=null and follow steps at http://www.tonymacx86.com/dsdt/107723-how-create-your-own-dsdt-using-maciasl.html to the T.
3) Use Multibeast with standard UserDSDT settings, but adding sandybridge i7 ssdt and removing Generatecpustates boot option and add DropSSDT=Yes
4) Used Kext Wizard to fix perms and rebuild cache
5) Restarted and get KP, every time without fail.
NOW, if it use the install USB and put NullCPUPM into the System/library/extensions folder, rebuild perms and cache, and reboot. Machine starts right up, but Intel's power gadget tools shows the current frequency to ALWAYS be at 3.4, but yet, the power voltage goes up and down as expected under load? DCPI managers shows cstate 34 all the time.
This happens whether I choose to use a DSDT or not, whether I use the multibeast SSDT or not, pretty much I have literally tried every combination of things, and the only consistent thing is that if I remote NUllCPU, I get the same KP, if put it back, no KP.
Also tried Easybeast, still didn't help.
Am I missing something? Is there a BIOS setting I have to tweak once I load the patched version? The KP is ALWAYS PMLock: waited forever.
I have also tried using UseKernelCache=No with and without DSDT and with or without SSDT from multibeast, thinking MAYBE I forgot to do something. Still KP unless NullCPU is used.
I should note I have also tried a patched AppleIntelPM for 10.9, with/without DSDT, with/without/SSDT.
I don't like to ask for help unless I have exhausted all options, but almost no one had my motherboard model when trying to install mavericks from my googling.
I have tried dozens and dozens of combinations, each using a fresh install, so chances are if you ask, did you do with DSDT but without multibeast SSDT, or viceversa, I have probably done it.
I am going to take a break from this unless someone responds, because it has been nothing but a headache, but has drastically improved since Snow Leopard.
So after a week of googling, trying differen't things, I cannot shake this AppleIntelPM KP problem (image attached).
I have tried all the following steps with a PMPatched 3603 bios and patched 3603 bios from bios repo:
1) Install Mavericks - No problems here at any point. All my problems happen post Multibeast, I can always boot from the USB drive without issue install I do the multibeast setup and install Chimera, then things get fun.
2) Created a DSDT with Generic Asus sandybridge i7 (No PJAM for asus p8z68 vpro/gen3) and Toleda HDMI. Did this by installing mavericks, reboot with DSDT=null and follow steps at http://www.tonymacx86.com/dsdt/107723-how-create-your-own-dsdt-using-maciasl.html to the T.
3) Use Multibeast with standard UserDSDT settings, but adding sandybridge i7 ssdt and removing Generatecpustates boot option and add DropSSDT=Yes
4) Used Kext Wizard to fix perms and rebuild cache
5) Restarted and get KP, every time without fail.
NOW, if it use the install USB and put NullCPUPM into the System/library/extensions folder, rebuild perms and cache, and reboot. Machine starts right up, but Intel's power gadget tools shows the current frequency to ALWAYS be at 3.4, but yet, the power voltage goes up and down as expected under load? DCPI managers shows cstate 34 all the time.
This happens whether I choose to use a DSDT or not, whether I use the multibeast SSDT or not, pretty much I have literally tried every combination of things, and the only consistent thing is that if I remote NUllCPU, I get the same KP, if put it back, no KP.
Also tried Easybeast, still didn't help.
Am I missing something? Is there a BIOS setting I have to tweak once I load the patched version? The KP is ALWAYS PMLock: waited forever.
I have also tried using UseKernelCache=No with and without DSDT and with or without SSDT from multibeast, thinking MAYBE I forgot to do something. Still KP unless NullCPU is used.
I should note I have also tried a patched AppleIntelPM for 10.9, with/without DSDT, with/without/SSDT.
I don't like to ask for help unless I have exhausted all options, but almost no one had my motherboard model when trying to install mavericks from my googling.
I have tried dozens and dozens of combinations, each using a fresh install, so chances are if you ask, did you do with DSDT but without multibeast SSDT, or viceversa, I have probably done it.
I am going to take a break from this unless someone responds, because it has been nothing but a headache, but has drastically improved since Snow Leopard.
